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The only thing I will say on last night’s election… Regardless of who you voted for, regardless of who you wanted to win, you are loved. Our country will change over the next few years, as it was always destined to change. Our country is constantly growing and evolving, and it will continue to grow and evolve. Regardless if you are excited or disappointed, we all have the same task: We have to care for one another, love one another, and protect one another. Once the dust is settled and emotions are calmed, please remember that. You belong here. You are cared for.

Introduction to Medieval Theatre You’ve learned about Greece, now what happens next?

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Roman reliance on Stock Characters Young, rich, love sick hero Strict father Braggart soldier (annoying jock) Clever slaves

Popularity of Theatre’s decline Theatre in Rome was not as popular or as important as in Greece. Romans preferred a different form of entertainment:

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New beginnings of Theatre Hrosvitha (935-973) Wrote 6 plays modeled after roman comedies. Rewrote “questionable” parts. First known plays composed by a woman in Western drama

Church starts to use theatre to educate Morality Plays Pageant Plays